NVIDIA and the Celestia.
NVIDIA and the Celestia.
[quote="Alan Federman, senior engineer, Raytheon Technical Services Co., LLC, NASA Ames Research Center"]?€?The Celestia program has broad appeal?€”from second graders all the way up to NASA scientists and engineers. By driving high-performance imagery from high-end servers onto commodity hardware, NVIDIA also brings this capability into every classroom and home. Celestia is a fantastic programming achievement?€”it gives everyone a window into our universe.?€
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ElChristou
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yes and they link to a very old version of celestia (1.3.2-pre9)...
they really should update that link
they really should update that link
most recent celestia win32-SVN-build - use at your own risk (copy over existing 1.5.1 release)
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John Van Vliet
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I wonder who's mars map they used the coloring looks very familure ????
but then again i think we all tryed to match the colorised b&w's from MSSS
but then again i think we all tryed to match the colorised b&w's from MSSS